The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science

Richard and John E. Taylor, 1837

Mr Charlesworths Observations on the Crag and on	1

Mr N S Heinekens Description of an Anchor found	10

Dr Boase on the Composition and Origin of Porcelain	12

1	16

Demonstrations of certain Points in Fresnels Theory of Double	24

On the Property of the Parabola demonstrated by Mr Lubbock	32

Rev P Keith on the Classification of Vegetables	38

FEBRUARY	42

On the Symmetrizing Power of the Eye by the Rev J	234

APRIL	241

J Cl Marquarts Report of the Progress of Phytochemistry	248

Mr Heineken on the Aurora Borealis of February 18th1837	266

Mr H M Noad on the peculiar Voltaic Condition of Iron	276

Solly on the Human Brain	286

Fossil Infusoria used for Food	318

Vegetation in a Solution of Arsenic	324

Hall on Professor Müllers Account of the Reflex	51

Rev W Ritchies Reply to Mr Raineys Communication	57

Observations on the Aurora Borealis	75

Mr R Taylors Notice relative to the Publication of the Sci	81

Mr A Connell on the Action of Voltaic Electricity on Iodic	93

Mr J Blackwalls Characters of a new Genus and some unde	100

Rev P Keith on the Classification of Vegetables	108

First	116

Hall on Prof Müllers Account of the Reflex Function	124

The Rev J W MacGauleys Reply to Dr Ritchies Remarks	130

Proceedings of the Geological Society	136

On the Reduction of Metals by Electricity	154

MARCH	161

Fox on Mr Peter Nicholsons Rule for the Construction	167

Note from Professor Faraday on the preceding paper	172

Thompsons Remarks on Mr Bretts Experiments	178

The Rev J B Reade on a Method of producing Achromatic	184

Mr G Raineys Analysis of Dr Ritchies Paper in reply to	193

Horner on an Artificial Substance resembling Shell	201

Proceedings of the Royal Society	210

MAY	329

Mr Kelland on the Laws of Transmission of Light and Heat	336

Mr J Barton on the Physical Causes of the principal Phæno	342

Earth	348

Mr P Coopers Notice of a Theory of Molecular Action	355

Mr H F Talbots Experiment on the Interference of Light	364

Mr J T Graves on the Rev J G MacVicars Experiment	370

Proceedings of the Royal Society	376

Prof Wheatstone on the Thermoelectric Spark c	414

Experiments on Camphor	420

Prof Schoenbeins Further Experiments on the peculiar Vol	428

Dr T Andrews on the Thermoelectric Currents developed	435

Mr Westwoods Descriptions of some new British Species	441

Dr G O Rees on the Hydrate of Magnesia	454

Replies by Mr E M Clarke the Rev Professor Callan and Page	455

Proceedings of the Linnean Society	466

Mr T A Knight upon the supposed Absorbent Powers of	488

On the Ascent of the Sap	494

Action of Iodine on the Vegetable Alkalis	500

P 165 1 26 for cake read coke	508

Title	The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of Science
Publisher	Richard and John E. Taylor, 1837
Original from	the University of California
Digitized	19 Apr 2007

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